Daily Tombstone epitaph., 1887-03-06
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 That we may emphasize and clearly explain t!la 'o.aii0. .e kidney sustain to the general hea'tj, and how much i, dependent n.on them, we pEopose, met aphoin.. y speaking, to take one from the hrn body, pltoa ip tha wash bow! fy,n Us, and examine it for the pubic benefit.
 You viii imagine that we have before us a body sAapei ike a bean, smooth and e.s,auinE, a9oar four inches iH length. two in width "u3 one ia .!nck- ncsa. l. ordinarily weighs in t3a adult maln about five ounces, but k somewhat lighter iu the female. X small oe-lp? you say. But understand. tue body oi the average sza man contains ahou. fen guar@ rf lo.d, Qf 1a5'c5 etcgg df0r pogscs Hgouyl hsse fiss3 or scncys, Q they may b. ca.!aa m7a ,. tj2Cs e SGB as often as tDs heart, lpaEin&o complete revolution in three mjaWc2. From Gae blood they scWtrBte the waso material, working aws" steadily ui-ht and day, sleeping cr waking, tIc'esa as 'He heart itself, ar fully of .As much importance; removing impurities .aU siX rive qQl- Ions O. Li5od saci hagt, CT about !ar.y niue barre g each D uT o,iGj hogs heads year. Wra. wonder that the kidneys can Inst iaD ,l = time undar this pr35iei"g, s-ran, hcated and neglected as they arat
 We s.ico t4is .e.'alte organ open 5eDCtuU.ao Win C,lT ea is and will rough ly describe i'a interior
 We find it t3 be e. re9Gieh-brOwn color, so.t and en-iiy to.n, filed with hundreds of l.ur t, gg, snort and thraau-Iise, s'arTiu- r'n the arteries, ending ina i.tt'o jui;aaoat midway from the outside oDcHiu d cavity CI con siderable size, which is called the relV.5, CT, roughly sPeaEi"" a sack, which is iog the pU'pc.e ol ha.u.nE. the water to !u ther undergo pUri.cHtiOn before 1t passes down IIOH heIo no the urelerS, and so on to the outaa' of the body. These little tubes are tbe filters which do their work GUtou2l,, Ilv, and 1i7!t here js rls.g ths diseCss Q .tc Kidney first begias.
 Doing tie vast amount Of work which they are oH!i.cd tO, from tue slightest irry guiarity in cur habits, from cold, from nigh living, from a.ml,ants or thou and and one otter causes which occur every dly, they become somewhat weakened in Lei nerve force.
 What is the result? Congestion or stoppage oi lie current Of blood in the small blood vessels surrounding them, which become blocked; these delicate membranes arc irIitaIed; inflammation ia sr..rr f.. leCts in the palvis or sac; the tubes are at first partially, and soon are totally, unable 10 dc thair work. The pelvic sac goes on distcGd.ng with tlis corrup- tion, pressing upon the blood vessels. Al this lime, TCmaMher, the blood, which is entering he kidneys to be tii- tered, is passing through i5jS teTribis, di5- gusiiHg pu3, for t cannot take any other route.
 Stop ard th.nk of it for a moment. Do you realize the importance, nay the vital neces fly, c. having the kidneys ia order? Can you eGpec when they are diseased or obs.ru jed, no matter how little, tA.t yvr can have pare jicgd aad eScgp3 q aasst | would 8C ju5: a5 req scn4D.e ,o "p,c., | a res. h,nsa were set across Broadway and countless 5 tl,ou- sands wore compelled iO 70 through its peauiC9!ir. a.uE5, &LI escape rom C3nta- @ion and d.soase, as i4r one to expect the b.oot ,o escape pollution when con- HtAut.y running through diseased ll.d rCv.
 Now, what is the result? Why, ths, lhe blood takes up and deposits t,i- po,>Cn Gs it sweeps a eng inio every organ. in'O every inch ol wu-clH, tissse. aesA and bore, from yogr head 10 you. feet. A!I4 whenever, rom hereditary influence or otuewisn rome U2r5 C. inc body Is w-a6Cr than gru.iry uccunlips- tIai4 O, Ji.oa-cs .s ,.'.| ,.s, Q :, ssch a- consum l."G iu weak i.f-s, dyspa sia where lh..e $ delicate stomach nervous, e~., .nsanay, ara ys,s pr hear disease iH ..pse who 5ae wes; neevcs
 The keG G'.a soon ,,' 2e ea5s Q. 1l. poison, c@ {. ls. r}.es lye a.osa 70 t.tjts. ,.. right GG'5oa. lj inc y.s ..- >.I1le. i GH tsrce to com oustie for yhe natura. <. nG .s vaa,.na, in i.s en- de&yor 10 crowd th- impure bleo. | through <. ., r.a.IrC. C..0". 'GE.Slrr pain, | pa plta "H, or a1 ug,-0.-1.al5u feeling. l UunaIuia1a. t.t- fore labor is, the | heart nirs "0uH -. G., unreM:ug weaker and "e~ rr u.5. ,ue day 1. aa5e,l | siops and d,a,a iam ag aren't "Heag alseIsc" F. i.c vel. .1t. ; |
 but ite oi.-' N-oass'on, la3rue aEo o'-H.iru. cal. ,.v g ,.i-eages viiZh | lgto.. I.a. them alone, a. patients e.y. ja a.g c-ts.i.s o,s crs3rtae 3'op GtGH io uC C. CC a f.-a, c0la.. 5.y adding iue. iI'Js.., II.ia taase sapputat- ing, pCs-laaCu E.aioys which herein CT wash-i cwi are very UUl,idcti0u i.-el, and winch sAcu.A have t1..n cured first
 But thls Is ilot ait ,lI, h.au y5 have to to; for you must remember Sat e.cE. adult takes about seven pounds ol aourishmcut every iweuty-lsur hours to 'lppiy th" wasto oi the body which is constantly gOing on, q waste equal to he quantity taken. This, leo, tn sidneys have to segaraje nom the blood Eit all other uccomposrg matter.
 But you b.y, "A.y kidneys are all 'ight. 1 have no pain iu the back" Mistaken man! People die of kidney !iseasc O. 70 bad 8 cAalaglor that the 'rgurH arc rotten, and yet hey have leCer Here had c gGia or or GCbC!
 Why? Because tie disease begins, l7 we have sLoNu, in the .ltetior of the .'oney6, Nbe,e Noe G.e js,C uerce8 0j tthpg 10 cOrHe y tHe sy.sat.Dn Of pain. Why this ia 90 uc may never lsnoW.
 When yOu consider tNClr great work, he dclicacy of their structure, the ease with which theyare dvrauged, can you wonder at the 'll-heath ci our men and